Crush

The story unfolds in a contemporary rural Britain setting, spanning months of dating, weddings, pregnancies, and personal upheavals. It follows real-life timing—engagements, weddings, and the aftermath of tragedy—within a small community.

A tight-knit rural British setting provides the backdrop for the trio of friends. The quiet countryside and local social circles stage the dating exploits, dinner parties, and the gossip that accompanies them. The setting emphasizes close relationships, small-town scrutiny, and the way personal lives ripple through a community.

💞 Age Gap

A surprising romance forms between Kate and Jed, highlighting how age differences can complicate expectations and social judgments. The relationship forces the women around them to confront their own beliefs about love, risk, and happiness. The dynamic challenges traditional norms while underscoring personal longing.

👭 Friendship

The three women navigate loyalty, support, and conflict within their close friendship. Their conversations, travels (like Paris trips), and shared celebrations reveal how friendship can sustain and strain under pressure. Each woman brings distinct perspectives that both unite and divide the group.

💔 Grief

Jed's sudden death shatters the trio and exposes different coping mechanisms. Kate's grief deepens her emotional vulnerability, while Janine and Molly confront guilt and responsibility. The loss ultimately reshapes their relationships and their sense of self.

💃 Single Life

The story centers on three women embracing independence, dating, and unconventional paths to happiness. Their evolving relationships—romance, friendship, and motherhood—redefine what it means to lead a fulfilled life. The narrative treats personal choice as a private, empowering journey.